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Bengals meet Falcons in Madrid
Cincinnati, 5-2, has won three consecutive games and is described as having the NFL’s best passing attack. Joe Burrow has a 111.6 passer rating, while the Bengals convert 52.9% of third downs, the league’s highest rate.
Atlanta is 3-5 and comes off a game in Tampa in which it threw four interceptions. The matchup begins at 9:30 a.m. ET at the Santiago Bernabéu and will air on NFL Network. The total is 51.5, and the over has hit in each of Cincinnati’s past three games.
Giants visit struggling Eagles
The Giants are 4-2-1, coming off a bye and favored on the road. Philadelphia is 2-6 and has lost six straight; the article says the team has been without Jalen Hurts since mid-October.
The Eagles scored 10 points in Washington last week. Their game against the Giants starts at 1 p.m. ET, with a total of 39.5, described as one of the week’s lowest.
Three player picks outlined
The article highlights Joe Burrow passing yards as a higher pick, citing Cincinnati’s passing attack and the 51.5 total. Drake London receptions is another higher pick, with Atlanta potentially needing to throw if it falls behind.
Cam Skattebo rushing attempts is the third higher pick. The article points to New York’s run game, the Giants’ rested roster and the low total as reasons the team may rely on him to control the clock.
Key points
- The Bengals face the Falcons in Madrid at 9:30 a.m. ET.
- The Giants visit the Eagles at 1 p.m. ET; Philadelphia has lost six consecutive games.
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